Terminal Curing Funeral Business Stops At Oregon Bhast
A brief halt in Baltimore and Chicago rail operations occurred this afternoon in memory of late President Ww. H. Haveroft at the Oregon Bhast Jdna Station. KR. A. Pierce ordered a suspension from 2:20 to 2:35 p.m. with yards, shops, and offices locked and the depot closed. The pause underscored railroad sentiment toward the event as Chas Chaplin’s His Night Got plays at the Alhambra tomorrow and Monday for 5c and 16c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. H. Haveroft
Oregon
Jdna
Balt Lake City
Geden Union Raley
KR. A. Pierce
Bagbags Toon
Union
Pessara Railroad Ife
Goss
Chas
Chaplin
Alhambra
Real Estate Transfers Filed in County Recorder’s Office
Real estate transfers have been recorded in the county recorder’s office. Transactions include the Ralph Hoag company to Arthur Pratt for blocks in Ogden survey with a $1569 consideration. Harry W. Hagar to Jol F. Kiveratt for parts of blocks and all of blocks in South Ogden survey, with a limited amount listed. Transfers also include Branden B. Stephens and wife to Mrs Alfreda Malan for blocks in Lake View addition with $100, and Thomas and wife to Vizeie for part of Int A. ork 24 in Ogden survey with a small consideration.
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County Recorder’s
Ralph
Hoag Company
Arthur E. Pratt
Capitol HI
Ogden Survey
Harry W. Hagar
Kiveratt
Blacky
South Ogden
Pt. Vranidin B. Stephers
Alfred
Frances Labadie to Visit Utah for Week of Humor
Noted humorist and impersonator Frances Labadie will visit Utah next week, first at the University of Utah and then by the Young Men's Mutual Improvement associations of Enel Stake. Tickets are selling well for the engagement, featuring Labadie’s Poneh Canadian character sketches, Shakespearean excerpts, and selections from Edmund Vance Cooke. The program will be presented at the Tabernacle in Ogden on Friday evening, with additional performances in Weber stakes venues to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Labadie
Anl
Te State
University of Utaby
Ion
Hie
Atus
Henry Drummond
Winters
Dea Timnelides
Edmund Vaaro Bok
Mr. Latadlo
Jon
Ce East Indi
Ogden Wit
Tabernacle
Weber
Quarantines and smallpox cases update this week
Report by Inspector Gears Shorten notes no new outbreaks of serious diseases. During the week 21 cases of whooping cough and one of chickenpox were quarantined. Seven births and four deaths occurred, including one male and two females. Mrs. Warner to sing at the Alhambra tomorrow evening.
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Mrs. Warner
Alhambra
Canon Card 10 Run at an Early Hour
Regrading at 12 o'clock tomorrow 4 far service in Ordeh tansan will be given every 45 pMinutes until 7:50 ppm. The last cat will leave the can yor termina at 6:16. From 7:80 in the snorning antil 13 o'slack pare will 9 run every 90 minutes. Service for the ball game at the Fairgrounds will begin at 1 p.m. For the benefit of canyon campers cars will be started for the canyon lanes earlier than 7:30 a. monn and after Mart. Transportation Superintendent jt. M. Tread states that a request has been made for a early morning service to and from the can yon homes and that the company will endeavor in comply.
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Ordeh Tansan
Fairgrounds
Canyon
After Mart
Jt. M. Tread
Canyon Homes
Baseball Games in the American League Summary
In a New York Washington game the visitors edged ahead 14 to 11 after a late rally, with Puttarles Johnson and Ainsmith contributing for New York, Cridwell and Sweeney also scoring. Philadelphia beat Boston 3 to 2 as Borton led the offense despite the rough line.
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New York
Washington
Johnson
Ainsmith
Cridwell
Sweeney
Local notes and incidents mix in scattered district items
The record lists a jumble of names, places, and brief notices including batteries and pitchers in games, a doctor undergoing surgery and return home, estate matters for Appleton and McLaren, a divorce petition by Av era Hardy Voit from Fred O Van Dyke, forest service travel, sugar beet field updates, a Third Ward class talk by Prof J M Alitis, theft reports by W P Opperman and Sheriff Devine, and bicycle thefts on Jefferson Avenue.
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HH. National
Brooklyn
Doe Hospital
Apt
New York
Mathawson
Meyer
Dee
Appleton
Ragan and McCarty
Thomas 1
Mose
Ensign
Den
Weber County
Joseph McLaren
Marie McLaren
Avera Hardy Voit
Alfred O. van Dyke
Feas Ang Casta
Nuit
Winges
Homer F._ Tonn
Granny Department of the
Forest Service
Richfield
Suni
Dab Pingree
Field Department
Uhe Amalgamated Sugar Company
J. M. Alitis
WP. Opperman
Monroe Avenue
Devine
York
Jefferson Avenue
Sewell
Fallerag
Adewalk
Bond Approval by QCKHOLDERS Mee at Cove and Weber
The Cove and Weber Counties Canal company held a stockholders meeting to approve a $100,000 bond for reservoir work. Directors authorized sale to German American Trust of Denver but authority not ratified by holders. A call to reconvene stockholders was issued to ratify the action. The board met again to consider proceeding before the May meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cove and
Weber Counties
Inday
Parry Ty
Waa
Truat Company
Denvar
Cali
Atviand
Tia Company
Board of Directora
Wiley Man
Conservatory of Music Recitals Show Bright Talent
Last week the Oyden Conservatory of Magic held its third term closing with student recitals. Friday to Monday featured first grade, second grade, and advanced pupils performing in well attended programs. The work was of high quality as pupils demonstrated steady progress. Home for Summer notices indicate Mes. 1, Follinders, and son Eagan returning to Ogden after months in Nephi Utah. They will reside at 41 Thirty-fifth Street. Baptist Ladies Kensington to meet April 28 hosted by Mrs Shields and Mrs Neesley at Mrs Shields home 2641 Washington Avenue.
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Follinders
Eagan
Ogden
Nephi
Utah
Thirty-fifth Street
Kensington
Shields
Neesley
Fails to Provide for His Children Leads to Arrest in Salt Lake City
Fred Keep of Salt Lake City was arrested by Detective Charles Pincock on a description furnished by probation officer J. J Bucbidge for failing to provide for his children and was to be transported to Salt Lake City that night. B. McGlen was nabbed at the Linkin depot and Martin Kelly on Twentyfifth Street by Patrolman Walter Marlin on drunkenness charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Keep
Salt Lake City
Charles Pincock
J. J B. Bucbidge
Salt Lake
B. McGlen
Linkan Depot
Martin Kelly
Walter Marlin
Deaths and Funerals Notice Turbulent Spelling Report
Death notices list Wise Heathtark to be buried at Mountain View after services at Kirkendall chapel with Rev F G Brainerd officiating. UGINK widow Udink to be interred at Ogden Mt cemetery after services at First Ward meeting base. FLITTONHarry Wilford Filton dies at his father’s Clearfield home with funeral tomorrow in Clearfield. Remaining details show viewing times and locations for mourners.
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Hestmark
Wise Heathtark
Kirkendall
F. G. Brainerd
Knights of Pyttias
Thapel
Mountain View Cemetery
UGINK
Termaing Udink
Watd
HH. Gnsign
Teemaing
Pingrae Avenue
Taterment
Ogden Mty
Flitton
Harry Wilford Filéton
Clearfield
Thomas
Ph Ally Layton Milton
Cod Wil Va
Mare Island to Build Fuel Ship No 15 at Yard
Secretary Paninla announced approval to construct fuel ship No 15 at Mare Island Navy Yard under the act, with unit cost around 1.8 million dollars. Mare Island yard submitted an estimate of 908 thousand, but the overall project funds and timing remain to be finalized.
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Washington
Paninla Haa
Men Tell Tale of Aweful Deeds From Armenians Massacres
A dated April 2 report from Turklalt Armenia describes twenty three men arriving from Arabat Calon and Anck inns with a requisition of shooting and mapping gear. The dispatch says Turks warned locals about massacres of Armenians and urges Armenians from Arsisnanian and Ruckhing to provide support for the men, with renewed calls tied to actions from the local authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elnaon Bolwesan Armia
Musaulmani
Arsisnanian
Myn
Aupatio
Nistatanas
Nunabor Af
Yan
Boy Scout Lecture Pleases Ogden Audience
Dr Lipscombe spoke to Ogden Boy Scouts about dangers of cigarette smoking and other bad habits, praising their interest. The visiting Red Cross speaker praised the boys’ attentiveness and announced a weeklong Oregon shore trip, noting Ogden Canyon as a standout memory from his travels.
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Seattle
Ogden
Dewey
Dee
Lipscombe
Fey
Amerian Red Crees
Nina
Antony
Te Bhrapoud
Amir
Severn
Servin
Aley
Willy
Ted Crossman
Oregon Ghork Tide
Oden Vary
United States
Ayinion Ogden Canyon
The Greatest Alhambra Program Tomorrow Evening
An advertisement touts the greatest program ever offered at the Alhambra for morrow evening featuring Se and 10c admissions.
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Alhambra
Brother of Obregon Shot in Mexico Telegram Row
Aged brother of Obregon reportedly killed after a telegram from General Obregon alleging Villa ordered his arrest. Consul Tilias of Mexico quoted that Francis Obregon, 70, living in Guadalajara, was prisoner at Chihuaua and executed by Villa in retaliation for battles won by Obregon. Telegraphed messages described further claims of prisoner status and release requests.
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New York
Ayril
Tilias
Mexico
la Carranza
Obregon
Francisty Oberegon
Villa Jaunt
Chihuahoa
Villa
Mr. Bias
Obvyegon
Tryniite Ding
Taian
Francisca Obregon
Guadalajara
Wes i Jones
Thia
Revenga
He Regan
Ey Regan
Genevilla
Hips
WAR & Tesarc
Children Sing Songs of Italy Exhibit Opens in San Francisco
Italian cultural display features songs, costumes, and foods from Italy, with exhibits illustrating European wartime ties and history. Officials including Ernouto Nathan and regional leaders attend the dedication, highlighting cultural diplomacy and long voyage milestones aboard the steamer Vira Aden.
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San Francisco
Tha Apnakern
Tha 'Tribuna
Italy
Ernouto Nathan
Aden
American Ships to Be Released Exhibits In Place
Unclear fragments show a note about ships and exhibits with a reference to release in April. The readable text hints at dates and a public display or maritime event but lacks concrete details.
German court sentences man amid war exchange notes
The report notes a defendant sent to two years in prison by a German consumer court after transfer from Chin to Germany. The trial included denial of a prison sentence, with related remarks about citizenship and a dropped charge tied to an explosive incident. Meanwhile Britain detained steamers Veverag and Monteneera at Gibraltar with American cotton onboard, prompting Swiss diplomatic negotiations to protect industry and explore compensation avenues.
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Chin
Germany
Sehmvind Wint
Sehwind
jAoerlean Citzen
Fanupheton
Bear
London
Admiralty
Lory
Veverag
Monteneera
Gibraltar
Amatican
Haly
Foreign Office
Switaurland
Holland
War bulletins from Taranto indicate suppressed ship crew effects
May 24 dispatches report crews of Thalion fleet at Taranto forbidden to mention their provocations or destinations in letters cabled from Silas, as ministers discuss broader foreign affairs. Austrian general Hank predicts prolongation of the war. Swedes push back. London notes ongoing engagements near Unsnlibrary.
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Taranto
Silas
Genera
Hank
Hye
Carpathian
Ty Maronner
Olsen
Ald
Swike
Taverna
Flood relief work begins amid storm damage across city
April 21 reports say city authorities churches and relief groups have started flood relief in Gig district and suburbs. crews clear debris and search for missing people while authorities tally drowned and rescued. repair work on bridges roads and drainage begins as rescue operations continue.
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Austin
Gig
Minwank
Ely
Olive Tan
Edna Cy Slorin
Poxay
Mic
Revannie Huehoon
Schwind Adnits He Is German in Some Mysterious Tale
The fragment mentions names like Taya Swobany and Martin Phe friley moadante and a garbled report of a German link. It references a Tire qoratanant revel and a Bintaghal scene with several youths. The text is fragmented and unclear overall.
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Harley
Apel
BiBon
Jes
Garmin
Martin Phe Friley
Mager Tidlien
Tire
Intial
Bintaghal
Fragmentary War Report With Mixed Orthography
Partial OCR note reports Russian day attacks repelled and night strikes near the Turka region with heavy losses to the enemy. The rest of the text is garbled with errors and unclear placement of words and dates.
Famine Strains China as Thousands Starve and Seek Escape
The state department received word from American consul FE Carlton Baker detailing famine in Shechian province, China, with thousands starving and others fleeing to escape terror and hunger. The report, via mail advices, notes widespread displacement and severe food shortages affecting the region.
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Hungger
Shechian
China
Carlton Baker
Mayor Roberts Impeached Over Election Conspiracy
April 24 report states Mayer M. Robarts and 27 Terre Haute residents were found guilty of conspiracy to corrupt the election of November 1914. Robarts, now in Leavenworth, holds a seven to three sentence tied to the ballot case. Charges include malfeasance in office and alleged attempts to bribe officials over warrants and a boundary ordinance.
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Cohen
Nny Altornesa
Otho
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Horns
Pittsbore
Cincinnati
Fitighure
Tinar
Ames
Wingo
Glark
McQuiven
Schang
Mare Island
BOY Scouts
Washington Heights
the Country Club
Washington Avenue
Mototista
Burch Creek
Federal Land & Mortgage Co
David Eccles
Bregon
Toma
Minieter
Sounina
Gabriel Hanalaux
Eth
Moreign Affaira
M. Handlames Paz
Pope Benedict
Bis Neenene
Ronjé
France
Vienna
Schwind
Shechuan
Roberts
Oracle Theater
AIS
Frank Lloyd
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